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South Huron District
High School Students
Students included in the following groups are
asked to follow the instructions given.
1. Grade 13 students.
Any students in grade 13 who wish to discuss their choice of
subjects are asked to come to the school during the week of
August 28. Students who are satisfied that they have made the
right selection of Subjects on the form completed last term
need not come in.
2. Grade 11, 12, & 13 students taking subjects
at two grade levels
are asked to come to the school during the week of August 28
if they have not already beet in,
S. New students
any studentS new to the school district should come into the
school during the week of AuguSt 28.
4. Clinton students
(0.) THOSE GOING TO CLINTON FOR THE FIRST TIME
should return the yellow form which they received in the
mail or should come to the school immediately to obtain one
if one was not received.
(b) THOSE RETURNING TO CLINTON ARE REMINDED THAT
THEY MUST obtain the principal's signature on the form which
Clinton gave them in June.
5, All students.
The buses will make the regular runs on Tuesday, September 5,
WAY they will be one-half hour later than usual. Students should
be at the selibtal at 9:30 AM,
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Principal
August 17,. 190 ,Page 11 Mid-summer weddings
were Mrs.dWarCI WayneG14v Mellin,n'lntheeVelY110":
Lorene Mellin, Miss Baritaro.
Kilgour and. Miss carol Brown..
serving in the afternoon were
misses Beth Woodburn 40104-
elie Hicks. in the evening were
Miss Helen Brown and. MrS.
James Morton,
Following rehearsal on Frld4Y
evening Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wein
entertained the bridal. party at
their home in DAshwood.
Mrs, Wesley Mellin of Parkhill,
great aunt Of the bride, and
Mrs. Sydney Baker of DashwoOd,
aunt of the groom. In the evening
were Mrs. William Veitch of
Ailsa Craig, aunt of the bride,
and Mrs. Della Tomlinson of
Dashwood, aunt of the groom,
Showing the bride's trousseau
shower and wedding gifts in the
afternoon were Mrs. Murray
Hamilton. Miss Lorene Meilin,
Miss Barbara Kilgour and Mrs.
Mr, & Mrs, Lloyd Brophey ac-
companied by Mr. & Mrs. Har-
old Brophey and Mrs. Arthur
Brophey visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Willis Brophey of Blen-
heim,
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Eagleson
and family of Sarnia visited last
Wednesday with his mother, Mrs.
Paul Eagleson.
Word was received here last
week by relatives of the death
of Mrs. Spencer (Sophia Mellin) a Detroit.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Brown and
Mrs. Ray Wright of Sarnia spent
the weekend at Shelbourne.
Miss Tammy Baker of Hen-
sell is visiting at the home other
grandfather, Mr. Lisle Wood-
burn.
Mrs. Stan Riley and family of
Stratford spent a few days last
week at the home of her parents,
Mr. & Mrs. George Gollen.
Mr. & Mrs. John Schofield
and Elsie accompanied by Mr. &
Mrs. George Bullock and Eldon
of Zurich visited with friends
from Essex at their cottage at
Walpole Island,
Mrs. Hugh Adair, Orno and Kim
Anne spent a few days last week
with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Murray
and family of St. Thomas.
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Taylor and
family of Simcpe and Miss Alice
Brown spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Laurier.
Mr. & Mrs. Elton Curts, Mr.
& Mrs, Lawrence Curts, Mr.
Manuel Curls, Misses Viola and
Evelyn Curts attended the Walk-
er- Curts wedding at Metropoli-
tan United Church, London,
Miss Lillian Ulens of Wind-
sor spent the weekend at her
home here.
Brian arid Eric Bullock visit-
ed last week with their cousins,
Joey, Stephen, Mark and Connie
Thomson of East Williams.
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Barlteau of
Grand Bend visited Sunday even-
ing with Mr. & Mrs. Carman
Woodburn.
Miss Anna Hodgins of Wood-
stock spent the past two weeks
with her brother, Mr. Ivan Hod-
gins.
This year everything is
"peachy" in Canada. Everyone
is thinking Canadian, so why not
buy Canadian? This month our
own home grown peaches are
appearing in abundance at local
stores. Their juicy goodness will
add color and flavor to meals
whether they be casual or elab-
orate.
stir constantly. Cool slightly,
then use to glaze pie. Refrig-
erate until serving time,
- Continued from page 10
a bow accenting waist front and.
back. She carried a basket of
yellow and white Shasta daisies
with floor-length white and yel-
low streamers. Ringbearer Glenn
Hamilton, RR 2 Thedford,nephew
of the bride was dressed in a
black tuxedo,
Wayne Gibson, Dashwood, was
groomsman and Paul Turnbull,
Grand Bend, Wayne Mellin, RR
2 Dashwood, brother of the bride
and Eric Wolfe, London ushered
guests.
A reception was held I n Dash-
Wood Communlyu centre where
the bride's mother r ec eived
guests wearing a pale blue crepe
dress with accenting glitter pin,
blue and white accessories and a
corsage of a yellow gardenia and
yellow stephanotis, The groom's
mother chose pink embossed
crepe dress with gardenia and
pink stephanotis.
A dance followed the reception.
The bride changed to a two piece
suit of pink linen, navy blue
accessories and a corsage of
pink sweetheart roses and corn-
flower for travelling in Nor-
thern Ontario,
The couple will reside at RR
1 Centralia,
PRE-NUPTIAL EVENTS
Prior to her marriage the
bride was the recipient of sev-
eral miscellaneous shower s
namely-Mrs. Ken Day at the
London Life for fellow em-
ployees.
Misses Carol and Helen Brown
held a surprise shower for mem-
bers of the bride's SundaySchool
class, Mrs. Edward Glavin and
Miss Barbara Kilgour at Mrs.
Glavin's home for friends of
the bride, The Shipka Community
Centre held a shower for the
neighbors and friends. She was
also presented with a gift from
the employees in her department
at London Life Insurance Com-
pany, London.
TROUSSEAU TEA
Saturday afternoon and even-
ing, July 22, Mrs. Russell Mel-
lin entertained at a trousseau tea
for her daughter Barbara. Re-
ceiving were the bride-elect, her
mother and the groom elect's
mother, Mrs. Floyd Wein.
The tea table was decorated
with pink carnations and white
Shasta daisies and lighted pink
candles in silver holders. Pour-
ing tea in the afternoon were
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PEACH CHEESECAKE
For a special dessert try Fresh
Peach Cheesecake as illustrated.
1 1/4 cups finely crushed ginger-
snaps
1/4 cup cocoa
1/3 cup sugar
1/4 cup butter melted
1 1/2 pkg soft cream cheese
1/2 cup sugar
2 eggs
1 tca vanilla
1 pound fresh peaches
1/2 cup peach syrup
1. tsp cornstarch
Blend first four ingredients
together until well mixed, Press
mixture against sides and bot-
tom of a deep 9-inch pie pan.
Bake at 325 degrees for 8 min-
utes. Cool slightly.
Mix together cheese, sugar,
eggs and vanilla until smooth
and creamy. Pour into warm
shell. Bake in moderate oven
(350 degrees) 35 minutes. Cool.
Arrange peach slices over cheese
filling. Refrigerate.
Mix together 1/2 cup peach
syrup and cornstarch in small
saucepan. Cook over medium
heat until clear and thickened;
Man surprised
on 80th event
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(Illustrated below)
Attractive blue rayon damask Micro-
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BACK CARE MATTRESS
Same as Sack Care Deluxe except for
the quilting.Woven stripe cover cush-
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tufting or smooth top available.
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Mr. Asa J. Penhale, John St.,
was taken by surprise Sunday
when all his family gathered to
mark his 80th birthday which he
really celebrates Saturday, Au-
gust 19.
While out for a drive Sunday
Mr. Penhale was coaxed to go into
the Dufferin House, Centralia
where all the family awaited him.
After dinner the family returned
to the Penhale home for a visit.
Attending were Mrs. William
(Margaret) Crawford of Belmont
and her daughters, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Martin, Billie and
Dwayne; Miss Marlene Crawford
and Mr. Joseph Abate, Toronto;
Mr, and Mrs. S. D. (Gladys)
Bland, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lin-
ton and Mr. Bill Bland, all of
Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Ken
(Doris) Beattie, Judy, Jim and
Kathy of Hespeler and Miss Grace
Penhale at home.
495 495
Pastor honored
prior to wedding
Monday evening the congrega-
tion of Bethel Reformed Church
gathered in the church basement
to honor their pastor, Rev. liar-
men Heeg and his bride-to-be,
Miss Grace Hoogkamp on their
approaching marriage.
They were presented with gifts
from Junior and Senior Youth
Fellowship and lounge chair and
pole lamp from the congregation. Matching Box Spring extra
PEACH CRISP
An old favorite is peach crisp.
1/3 cup butter
2/3 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup sifted all-purpose flour
2/3 cup quick-cooking oats
Dash salt
4 cups peeled, sliced peaches
2 tbl brown sugar
Cream butter and 2/3 cup
brown sugar, Mix flour, oats and
salt. Blend into creamed mix-
ture. Sprinkle peaches with re-
maining 2 tbl sugar and place
in greased baking dish. Spread
topping over peaches and bake
at 375 degrees until peaches
are tender and top golden brown,
about 30 minutes.
ROSY BANANA PEACH JAM
General Foods Kitchens have
added a new jam recipe to their
popular list-Rosy Banana Peach
Jam.
1 cup mashed ripe bananas (about
3 medium bananas)
3 1/4 cups mashed ripe peaches
1/2 cup drained chopped mara-
schino cherries
2 tbl lemon juice
6 cups sugar
1 box powdered fruit pectin
Measure 1 cup mashed ban-
anas, 3 1/4 cups mashed peaches,
1/2 cup chopped maraschino
cherries and 2 tbl lemon juice
into a large saucepan.
Measure sugar and set aside.
Mix fruit pectin into fruit in
saucepan. Place over high heat
and stir until mixture comes to
a hard boll. Immediately add all
sugar and stir, bring to a full
rolling boil and boil hard 1 min-
ute, stirring constantly. Remove
from heat and stir and skim for
5 minutes to cool slightly. Ladle
quickly into glasses. Cover with
paraffin. Matching Box Spring extra
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Drivers age 16 to 24 were involved in 74,500
accidents on Ontario roads last year-an in-
crease of 12 percent over 1965. Fatal acci-
dents claimed 660 lives in this group-an
increase of 10 percent since 1965.
Yet statistics show that drivers who graduate
from approved high school driver training
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traffic violations.
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